The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volum 3H. T. Coates, 1900 |
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... important for the Roman government , and so interesting to succeeding ages . The births and deaths of the citizens were duly registered ; and if any writer of antiquity had condescended to mention the annual amount , or the common ...
... important for the Roman government , and so interesting to succeeding ages . The births and deaths of the citizens were duly registered ; and if any writer of antiquity had condescended to mention the annual amount , or the common ...
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... important passage of Dionysus , that which proves that when he wrote ( in the time of Augustus ) the walls of Servius no longer marked the boundary of the city . In many places they were so built upon , that it was impossible to trace ...
... important passage of Dionysus , that which proves that when he wrote ( in the time of Augustus ) the walls of Servius no longer marked the boundary of the city . In many places they were so built upon , that it was impossible to trace ...
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... important trust was delegated to Basilius , a senator , of Spanish extraction , and already conspicuous in the administration of provinces ; and to John , the first tri- bune of the notaries , who was peculiarly qualified , by his ...
... important trust was delegated to Basilius , a senator , of Spanish extraction , and already conspicuous in the administration of provinces ; and to John , the first tri- bune of the notaries , who was peculiarly qualified , by his ...
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... important communication between Italy and the Danube . If these modest terms should be rejected , Alaric showed a disposition to relinquish his pecuniary demands , and even to content himself with the possession of Noricum ; an ...
... important communication between Italy and the Danube . If these modest terms should be rejected , Alaric showed a disposition to relinquish his pecuniary demands , and even to content himself with the possession of Noricum ; an ...
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... important station to which he was promoted or restored , of master - general of Dalmatia , Pannonia , Noricum , and Rhætia , seemed to re- vive the discipline and spirit of the republic . From a life of idleness and want , his troops ...
... important station to which he was promoted or restored , of master - general of Dalmatia , Pannonia , Noricum , and Rhætia , seemed to re- vive the discipline and spirit of the republic . From a life of idleness and want , his troops ...
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